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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE

The gross earnings Of the Northern la''no n"'
road for November 10 were reported TO STOCK pohor
ago house Yesterday at SG5.3G9 against sol, i ~,
tho CORES pondng day OF 1886, an Increase Oh
A Philadelphia dispatch circulated In "ah SUI.
Yesterday stated that a meeting of the rcorSalMa'"'
trustees OF the Philadelphia ana Rca,ilng n" Nc.
been virtually agreed upon. but business Oh to"'''
character may bc discussed. -
OMAHA Ncb Nov. 19.-Thc Union Pacihc mas "-u''
,horzod connecting lines TO begin the through check
ing OF baggage to san Francisco Portland and other Ia
cifc Coast points. -.
Rnsrox Nov l9-Followin- il the report OF ths East
ern Raro adj directors the Railroad o
tho wear ended September 80, 1887: Total income
., qoo noo eynenses f. $50: net income. 81 26O4l9
interest accrued S64G477; interest on funded uen:
SG14 4j7; interest other debt $500; pan ,
sinking fnnd - 90 OO0 dividend on preferred s'pch
mar crn. II 80 $50 balance ier year. S321uS naahco
srntcm,cr 80 1919 7GS; funded debt %lo,os - I'M
funded 81 81 = lOG; profit and loss balance solo''oo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
NAMES DOWN ~ MAINE.
From The b. ston courier.

Young lady who has been engaged In IndcXing tho
deeds in the probate Oilico Ia town we'll mp IN tho
Interior of Name has made list Of some of the more
to be printed IN fun, but the following may serve as
samples OF fhe Christian names Affected by people I'D
that part of the world:
Flanson. Ladoc, Wealthy. Generous. Pascha, Lnplna
Might Araunah, squire, DeluVa, BafIllai, calvary
HARRISON ZoIhan, Phandcr. Tamar Ethel, MOrics.
ANicl, lopcslill, Ilram, jacob cobb, Jcralhmac
Eanril. lIazaIcman Sprout, Dcmctc (Swanl, Bana
tIcagIIcl, Angler. ma. Lila and Cad.
some Of the groups Of names brought together III
single families were most remarkable ono band OF
brothers and sisters rrJorcd IA the names of Africa.
Bella Calvin. David. Ethic Luther. Linton and SO
phrona. A family with Calvin and Luther both must
have been sufficiently orthodox. Another set OF chill
drrn were named Marian. Iarhcus. Tallrrand, Nhcr
ncihv Aliah. Cypran Charity. Deborah Ivory j com
kiIah Ora and Inchariah. jr Another, Abijah Africa
Ahial Abnrr Iciscy tadWaadrr ". T., Cornelius
Edison. Ennicc Europe. Gallon I'd. Lovcn. Orin. Paine
NJ g., Salmon apI Sason. SIN another. Asia. Die
damla Grlnnl H., Judah A., JuStns C., Mrshach O1cn
g. AMI Roam T.. And again. Arch Branch. Church T.,
Liberty aud Eunse; Aaron, Abigail Aanson, Auarl
hntinlcrs, CvWian. Dresser. Mahalq- Noah q. and
Simon jr Els'nczrr Ebcr. Fphraln. Iladiassah Hep
slhnh Mercy Moses. NaIci,sa, Phoebe and Solomon :
and last hut hv least Solomon. IaccheuS
Polla. Snhra Domnlcus, Perez. Timothy, Eispah, 10
phan. Rusclla. Salmon, sylvia and Magncs The en-
crgy which could bring such families into tho world
aud then supply them with names 80 extraordinary ~
astounding rs ~ make men of those degenerate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

ALBANY. Nov 10 tSpccifb. Judge Edwards, tho
uewIyeectei Democratic Justice o. the supreme 'o'
for tails district at CdisAHl' today Io'"'c' q"
grant the motion made by counsel Tor
,hs Democratc machine 70 have vacated
Jndce Nos order restraining the Board of supervisors
from cauvassn. the vote senator Thi' removes me
last hope o. the Democrats, bee nse there VIII he no
other term OF the supreme Court in This dHfict 10
which they can apply to vacate the ORDER uhUI INC
specia term Of Judge Iugalls here on November ~ Az
that term the Republicans will apply Tor ana uli
deubiclly secure, manlAmus ing the i"~rd ul
suurrysors 10 canvass the turn~ flied WIN the '
Clerk which give Mr. Russell cish plurality unti tiat
tirnc tne Board Of supervisors will a.urn from day 10
day. hut take no further steps tO"ard counNnS ia
Chase and counting out Russell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
ORITU\RY NOTE3.

Samuel d. CLARK. aga sixty-lNr. yicc president OK
tho Mechanics and Ta.crs' Banh. Broohpn, dcd YES
t.rday AT his hDmc 40. Ga LDrInors. lie hal been
in bu,iuc,, ia BrOO lyn for Over uiry five ycat' AMI
lrIlrl iu fJuuI thu bank mentioned. IL l'dNc- 4
widow and onr daughter, tho VITO OF Colonel Grof-o
g. BRADLEY. l- funeral Will tao place 10 nortoW
Loul, &. bran. yOung man well known In Brook
lyn society, did suddenly YESTERDAY a. his home No.
20 Kcm~cn-,t. from malignant typhoil fever. lie
VS. thirty years old. AID tie junior partner o. tho
l.m of IlaVicy bcan cotton lro.,- ~ us
INV member OF II the Hamilton Cilb and part .culay
,,,u known ~ musical circle lie wa, -& .ua' II
from Harvard I'm 1-i-. TWO years ago he married
Nj I-altrll. INall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
REWARD roR 4 RAnBIr ExrrRuIyIroR

]. W. Cam. ron CO. Llso b"'a authorized bf ih' '"F
eminent New south Wai',. AUSTRALIA o. which ury
are the agent, ~ his c,y. half u that Gov
eminent OF 100000 rf any mrthpl or Poc,s ~
rAtefrna Ing tn rabbits, winch have bcc0m" q i'-t
throughout Au,tai aud 'and IA the year Ient
f,w Ineli,h rabbits introduced into Sew zealand
family pit. and nnlly placed small
at Ounce In som" una able
Wy Ih,, rabbits iIir u4lNl lu nunN"s iu such -u
extent to become public nu-anr's, and have Also ln
creased and ~truy not only o." veg t4hl', but
even ia grass such extent thIf the since
,cIOl-l. afrc.ri. Ihe great 90 The t-Nai
Ioof o. th- urgency 0f Dee and h' fact t
tn 90, cn"nt orrf- this reward l- evidence " 20, cont
n1cnco ln American lng"hui.y AMI ccN,iHr,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
WILL CENTRAL's DIVIDEND az RAISED?

Tho all itOiS and accountants of tho New York
Cootr7,l KalIold arc actively al work completing the
accounts required IN The making mp 81 the annual re-
port caIo vi inventory Is being aiken OF he prop
erty ownc. and until IT is complete, it viii be i'm
possible say what tic character Of the showing VIII
no. Friend, Of the company confident that the net
rosutS WI lc favorable Last year the annual staio
men was Issued Oh December 10, but this year the
report /, promised at a much earlier date. The ques
ton Of an Increase in dividend al the en- OF THIS
quarter rcIOted 10 b. -'ill undclidcl While some
ri he Van crllt brokers That considerably more
shan six per has en- earned, the extraordinary
Improvements upon the property and the larger equip
Il ~ the constantly EXPANDING t15tuc, which
icing pal for out Of earnings, may lead
the To prr- In it. Conservative policy for
Tho present Ia spto Of the example SGT by the Pcnny
wanna IallrOal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

The committee from the four regiments which formed
the slcklss Excelsior Brraie met al Cooper Union on
"Wednesday cychns 10 OfcaniIo permanent assOcia-
ton tho object % which shoIld ne other thugs
the erection ~ tho battle ed Of Gcitys.
bnrg IN ORGANIZATION effected by the election 81
the followln. officers President Malor-Gcucril Daniel
f. Sckc, first vice president. Opnei hihlu. second
wee PRESIDENT. colonel Thomas Ki-rtv; third vice pre-.
idcnt General y. Taylor; fourth vice president. Genera
1remainc nfth vice president, General Charles Il. Ora
ham, secretary and TREASURER Colonel toyns; chan.
laihs the Lev Dr. Buckley aud ts Rev i. H. Iwtclcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
SUE W0rLDNOT DySpCrEIl

From Inc SIN FrdHciscO thToHtcir.
They watnS for tho on tho corner OF Clay
and kc3iny ~ lie doing tho extremely polio
10 tho lady and shaving oil his very bc-t form
There along two men. ono OF them rV DENLY
mi-calculacd tho height of tho sidewalk above tho
street for be- nearly came ~ PIcf
That's tho banlciy blanket, blank blaukos corner
In this sJ3n. bIiukrN blank IT,
Tho lady gave lltilc shocked start AMI I'm -trppn
Of she. too.nraI'y came 10 grlof. She paused Tor a
moment. and then -aid to the gentleman. who wa.
wondering II he ought not To lick the blank nou he'd
IL don't know lut what he IL right"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
wEsrCHEsrEg BALLDTs NOT Thrown 0uE

PoUGnKEtP,IE Nov 10 (SpecaD. The application TOT
aperemptory manlanns to compel the Board OF SIle''
yisors of Weschcscr County 10 tIo" ont The ballots
iutorscd Schoo." instead OF "Schooi Commissioner
in the LIST bis rict was argued before 'hisi ""'''o
Baruarl here to-day Frederick ". IIOs apIearel Tor
IA, contestant ami william I.omer for the supervisors
The ulse intimate tlat tho distinction might not VIII
a, the ballots bu; declined to hear argument on We
merits Of the case. AMI denied the mahd"mus' on III.
ground that the proper remedy was 10y quo "drrahto
ION for costs an alie"aucr M'S w
Med ION account Of the ovicn good iHln OF we con
- MI a.. iinroriauce OF point b- decIdcL' An
ac ian ana warrautO Will be brought by Dir. Bolton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
WOMEN CHARGED WITH ILLEGAL VOTING.


IoCKrORT Nov 10 tSPccidi. The attention OF h'u''
Attorney Brang OF Niagara County has been called 10
,,, fact tb,, fl We women voted I'm the town o. Ncwfanc
They offered the r ballots and were sworn in. The IN
specors wish them proscc ltei and their cases VII IN
dolbtcdly come before the next Grand Jury Mt Bfans
would much rather wait until next year and nave tho
United states authorities take up the matter and make
test case The nrn threaten to vote At every clec-
tos In the town of PenllctOn several woMch "nclci
their votes but refused even when they lnlof
the inspectors that they wOud swear lhcin ~ no
women Of Penejon want the inspectors prosecutor Tor
not allow ing them 10 vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
JERSEY CENTRALs' INCREASED EARNINGS

The earnings Of the Central Railroad Of New jersey
for sep embcr, a. reported In Wall Street yesterday
showed an of $J3,Oo those of the same
period last year The overdue interest has been paid
all except the dcbcniurc bond, and since November
there has been plain reason why the property
should be taken of the hands Of the receivers
IL proba.lct that the rccevcrshp VIII not be III solved
before .hc end of the for The simple reason that
II VIII then complete fiscal year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
rgIxlrY DEFEATED ~ DARTMOUTH.

H,NoyLE, y H.. Soy. 10 (pcc,aO. Dartmouth he
feard Trinity football today hJ score o. u" %"
scott Of Trinity struck cobb Of Dartmouth when mo
,,,,.r va. down l,ceratng Ls cheek FRI sAtiuy scott
was IL, quaIinei by tho umpire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
WILLIAM K. HILL

WORCESTER, Mas. Nov. 10 (SDcciab The Hon. Will
lam Robinson Ill., OF Grafton thirty years post
master in the village OF Wlknsonve. died suddenly AT
$3.50 this morning of apopcxy, tho attack imne aicy
following effort OF For fourteen years he
was President the Worcester County Musical Associa
lion AMI al OF his death he President OF me
Nilhury Savings Bank. lie was born in Douglas In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
A soI-rHwEsrERN ROAD MORTGAGED.

KANSAS CITY Nov 10 tSpeedD.-A mortgage was hi'a
in the Recorders office this morning oy the wv
and Sabine Pass Railway the Union Trust Company o
Nsvyork for S24s5OOO This mortgage was given TO
secure sij bonds par value of ~ 900 each hed ny
the Trust Company The mortgage was slgnedDy harrison
NJ James president OF the Kansas city ana SABINE Ease
Railway and atested by Austin Kerr the secrc'a'9'
The Union Trust Company was represented Ia the ht'es
tation by Edward VI. King. president THIS mortgage
ceyers nil the properties of the railroad ana
clause which allows MORTGAGE To take conro % ,c
road IA trustee examination 1t finds that inc lou Il
nor eng managed properly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
rNLLrLAYrE, WILL SATISFIED

committee Of tAs baseball Players HioiA' ih''' conn
IlcoI i,, labor, ye,telAy 'y ISSUING i'er io uc hi'-
,. ~ t organ Cd. nn IN which th4 fhc Br''h"r-
booi h,- n ol.l. recognized by fha Lsas AMI u'st
lf, an NJ .- az .- -p. l- 1000 assured
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
FRANK VI. HIGGINS.

Prrr>BuRG, Penn Nov. 19.-TrInk ". Higgins.
managing editor Of The IhtSbUV CODmcrcdt C"-eHe,
died at $3.50 This morning. IIO IN the thirty
wear Of his age and mas been connected with the rus
burg pres, years He Frustrated on sun
day last win pneumonia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

DELAY IN TIE ALBANY SENATE CONTEST.
ALBANY. Nov 19.-Juige Edwards today denied the
motion to vacate the order Of Judge Mott granting stay
in the Senatorial contest The Board or Canvasscrs mas
taken "a recess until Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
TIE CHICAGO STREET RALROAD SYNDICATE

THE CHICAGO STREET RAILROAD SYNDICATE
CHICAGO Nov 10 (Speciab. the general interest at
tached the transfer Of the West Division Street Rail
way Company. the Adams and Harrison-st line mas
been almost lost sight The corporation building hls
line was organized with n capital stock OF Tl.olooOo
Barely oneenth of the capital was paid in. ani when
1900 of the 10000 shares transferred IN lst 10
the stockholders OF the West Division Street Kali
way Company. tho original stockholders received Sllo
for each share. for which they had phd only
$40 making transfer of the West Division street
RAILWAY Company tie Adams-st line was ncludcu,
the price pad by the Wiener Lkins indicate beng
81 share and six per cent interest on tne amount
paid by the West Division Company from the date OF
purchase down 10 Monday last when the formal IRA siei
was made This leaves in the hands OF the synlcale
1900 shares OF stock which were held IN
trust for the West Division Company, Inc
remaining 200 being held in small blocks by
various persons Tie Adams Street line has from The
beginning made aud more, not single dNl-
de nd having paid II stated on excellent
authority yesterday that Mr. Yeraes had sall that dVl
bend OF per would be declared payable on Janu-
i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

READING NOT AFRAID OF THE BOYCOTT
In behalf Of the Philadelphia and Iiea ling RAJ ROAD
A. was said yeicray that the threatened boycott, in
conso uence labor troubles in The lehgh region
wa of 40 consequence. Attempts OF the same hind
bad been pIOVei to b. futile AMI in this instance theio
supyO-c a any other result womb De
reached. In gari to the coal supply OF the he%iihS
Company IL sal that the stories about a scarcity
Ue,e simp bOsh." The Ic'ai dealers were sad 10
have Il cir yar. full and because their customers dld
no ,plet. them there cry about scarcely or
coal, an tho pro lucng COMPANIES wore represented
Withholding deliveries fDr the sal'c of realizing
fpo;d nat pO.t- The officers the leading coal
companies asrco in tho statement that the supply OF
f.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
UNION FOLDING BEDS,
1an 1!2 12i WET ItyII.-T.
+ NEw cHUEcC FoR DR. SHAcEcLFoRD.
GROWING From A MISSION TO rAnIsn-1ue

GROWING FROM MISSION TO 4 PA'l>h The
CORNERSTONE To b LAID OF THUR
\ new building Is about 10 BE- erected for The church
Of the Ecdccncr at Eighty fourth st. and Parkayc
The present church Is frame Structur" az Eighty
third st. and Park ave. The entire property facing tie
avenue on the west side between Eighty third and
Eighty fourth SIS is owned ty the church. Twenty
five years ago the Rev Dr. j. ". Shackelfofi rector
Of the church establishes mission In the neigh ohooL
which wa, then a suburb half way between tAe cry
AMI Harlem For this mission a small fame chapel
was built and has been occupied since There are i'"
moro thqn 800 COMMITMENTS Of the chuich the .ertc'
are alWay> we'll aticnd, and the small binding + over
crvrd Dr. sharkefo.d > assisted in hs dat ., BY tho
Lev. :. Gregory L.n.>. , .....,, - =,
Ihc new building will be- n handsome ,iruciufe OF
brick and stone. and viii cost about 11O'oo COZ.
siderable part of which Ia, already been raised
Garner stone is 10 De- lad on thanksgiving Ddl. Nsnr
Of The Episcopal clcr-yucn OF the cry are eAle'ru 10
a. j., In the ser, The Wardcus OF Inc ciu'h ar
George " Ely and T.. hard p Williams ana me "
men are T. l.. Harley e. :. l. lrrnch, pI, . i.iA.'
White j. : Baker. J. T. Atkins. y Sllnes loihI'i''"'
n ID Turner and Dr. George ID. Blcyihns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

power department Of tho Ncw.York Central. who has
made study Of the various systems proposed, Is salts
fed with the results thus far obtained in tho practical
use of steam as a warming agent instead Of the car
stoves. The wagner Palace Car Company has Just
turned out new vestlbue train Intended for serVco
on the Limited schedule between Newly ork ana ChcasV
by the New York Central This train Is fully cq PPcu
with system for steam heating entirely dHeleht i r
that in use on the loo al trains the same roa ihc
varied practical experience acquired WIN the Two
TENS win he scrvlceabe in perccng tho uniform S!s-
TEN that will be ultimately adopted Oh INC eh'iio '"'
dcrbllt system Of railways
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
NO TRAysCoyTIyENrAL MEETING YET.

II was intended to have meeting Of tho iicigl' am
passenger officers Of the transcontnentai RAJ foaS N
he Windsor Hotel Yesterday The obJoc' was ~ "eo
upon uniform rates which have Deeh nioro vi ~ 49,
-arn,or tor some time. especially with view 10
a,oryirc ,clafions tween the Canadian Pacific ana
e. American roads owing to the absence Oh a iui
lepre -eni alton formal meeting Wds hc' -, CON
no.,jbe that an attempt will be ma e 10 noi' '""
ir,rcrc, To- morrow but this l. not fully settled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
TEXAS AND pAcITcs EEoEcAyIzAr1oy.

Considerable attention has been attracted to tho
Texas and Pacific Railway in the LIST days be
Of the completion of the foreclosure sales the APP
prozch OF The time for exchanging the securt
under Thea aniaation for the oh The snag.
that a. one time stood ia the way Of cssful re-
organic ion have been removed and the work 10 bo
done now the winding up Of the affairs Of the cd
oorcern T., only oi detail kind IL A. believed that
Ito company Will pursue policy OF more pubic Y,
with regard 10 The earnings Of The road. The rclnIEs
for The first week Of November gwen ont ycser-
DAY, being Si70S41 against sii3.23O for tho same
period Of lS-G. an increase OF $t}3,5i5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

The Columbia College freshmen wcro defeated ny mo
Princeton College freshmen. on The i.Ib 'fou%d'' )'-
torlay Dy score u 10 10 o. IN gpst game oi football
Three touchdown, ami safety - ths hrs h'N were
AMI in ina rr,ui hall ,u,'Aer touchdown by Lob
cri.nn ..iXn IrLncrl ON tln w-nnln< .vOic
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20


Cutr,co Nov 10 tSpecilb.-!Ienry George arrived ~
,hi. ely tns morning. AMI Immediately wen 10 mo
Grand Pacific iiot where he was ;net 70 room l'
He expre,sei himself we'll leased with the manner
in which lis doctrines hal been received AMI pre- 'ce
mat tno Aa,tPoy,rtr Soi,ty woul b. powerful ne
tor I'm nolitics II another year.
rhe society is honri-hlnk IN Ne W York -t'e san No.
"anl were W. all, 10 convince the poor classes '"A' VIZ
coul heAeit lclr iiton We wDlll have may t'Pr
,,,,,.e. d., IN. Ie,slt-ure You see tn ma irif ~
m, anber, ~ our society In New YORK i 90 mp 81"
thsmtlIlr cl,,s-s whp easily sce tht ieit c'lir
finn can ,. rnru'rd ihrOl III thr ballo'-hpN ht 10
,,oor peopl- who inc iplhe OF grH>phg any i'''
which might he beneficial 10 them. WON'T not oe'"Ne
nrnib.r. but Oh thu contrary preferred 10 s-ii u
v.,cs - he uanopolists was pleased To sHr tlt 's
ynt. in Nev.York double that or IN" a. on u
oni.ts aui bv fall we shall Oe we'll ~pFeseh'ed AZ
the polls. -. ,,..- H., o -.
=, he rnrrIptios practiSel In NewNork cry IT." cln.
siderable Uni Try tie ct AZ "a" recent election nc
Democrat. ha1 nfty men ~ each or the ~ poihlS
Inn, in tho city, aul they refused 10 allow me MI
Poverty vo.ers east their hlllos These ruhln, W.T.
nail from ~ - 30 for their days LABOR anu al" ~
that was asked or them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20


From Thc Harrington IDHf a. intffrdfiou oTgOnO.
General sparks viii retire ami general raipcing ifs
is probably Tho mps Unpopular Ofrlii III the Govern
mrn' tlfle winch he earned by strict attention 10
the business OF making himself unpopular.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20
PROBABLE BALTIMORE AND ONO DIRECTORS

PROBABLE BALTIMORE AND OHIO DIRECTORS
IL reported in Wall yesterday that Charles
f. Meyer James Sloan jr william keyser and James L.
McIane wond be elected directors Of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad at tho regular meeting rep
resentativcs Morgan syndicate which now control
the company. A prominent member OF the syndicate
said the changes in the board had not been decided
upon and alleged Ba tinOrs cispatcL was not
altogether correct lie SAID that the directors would
be residents OF Maryland, although that was not asO-
lutey necessary and that TIE ticket would DO seced py
unanimous vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

JUDGE RELLEr CONvALESCENE
PHILADELPHIA Nov 10 (SpeciaJ.-JudSe William d.
Kelley Is sufficiently convalcscont 10 10 the
aud attend 10 business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

SUCCESS IN HEATING CARS WITH STEAM.
Fifteen OF Tho local trains on the New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad in and out Of the Grand
CouiraI station have been heated by steam from tho
lccsootiye for some weeks. An officer Of the motive
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-20

Pirr.BIRG Nov 10 t>U,ciGh. private dete'tveeh
a.ed IN working up evidence against the muricrerso '
Detective Hulligan AZ Eaveuna. chic. SAYS eNidet"
m. been obtained recently that Harry Mem uih 'n'
head Of m. gang was shot in the neht with Tie ,H'
IN the he made his way - the N''"N i' ~
Eaycrna where hr died two three days att Nv ~
ms bot either buried or thrown In Tue H'' y N
companions.
FOVND GUILTY or KILLING THEIR CCSFOHhf
Coroner Timan held inquest yesterday on the case
M william H.nnrssy. who died from the effects
M heating he received the nsht %.
october 30 IN the boHrding-houSe at No 90
Rowerv. Joseph Dman. william Downey and
Ionn Goechous. three clerks in the boarding house.
ver, accused OF havn. beaten him. The jury ionnd thN
Ueuurssv came his death from injuries receive" |" VI"
hands o. pnwney AID Gpetchious VINO we're lclnh '''
hv the Coroner 10 await the acton of the Grand Ju j.
DillS an was held witness.
BOARDERS LOSE THEFR CLOTHES ANDJ EbhLhi
Jac., on Bullock, ag' twenty-five. who Vas 'e,oYe'
from jersey cry by detectives, yesterday arr lsUoo
at the Jefferson MarAei Police court Bulioch u.
mploye ell as helper al Ms Cranes bOaullE h"''',
W. .65 Tourth-a,r lie j. accn-cl Of having IUi~u
hs hollNlct, of clothing an lcwclry valued q oi',
300 about "A week The pri,OlHf W., r. a"'S'
20 enable the detectives to secure the cougNha'S'
DEMAND FOR CALIFORNIA GRAPEN
Thanksgiving demand has adv anccd choice an
fonia cratcs to ~ 30 and 80 90 per case oil tis"
five nounl trays. Malagas. new To this marhci' ar
on sale; they are very sweet and look lihc bS olaN